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Monday
06Jun2005

Gonzales v. Raich

DateMonday, June 6, 2005 at 09:45AM

Majority opinion, footnote #37 caught my attention:

We acknowledge that evidence proffered by respondents in this case regarding the effective medical uses for marijuana, if found credible after trial, would cast serious doubt on the accuracy of the findings that require marijuana to be listed in Schedule I.

See here, here or here for interesting commentary (on the opinion, not the footnote).

AuthorNicholas Rogers | CommentPost a Comment |

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